Consumption of supplements with drugs trigger harmful side effects

Supplements can change the system of drug, when taken together. Consuming herbal medicines and dietary supplements, along with taking medication, such as aspirin can cause dangerous side effects. Interactions between prescription drugs and herbal or dietary supplements can cause complications, including heart problems, pain in the chest and abdomen, according to a review of the evidence. Herbal remedies and supplements, such as magnesium, calcium, iron, and ginkgo can cause major problems, according to research reported in the International Journal of Clinical Practice. The experts from the China Medical School in Taiwan, studied data from 54 articles reviews, and 31 independent studies involving 213 herbal and dietary supplements, and 509 prescription drugs. Total 882 hook effect was observed, with warfarin, insulin, digoxin aspirin and ticlopidine among drugs, the most effect. Flax seeds, echinacea, and yohimbe, aphrodisiac stimulant and lust, which are found in Africa, are herbal ingredients that are found to cause interactions, large amounts of the drug. In almost half the cases, drug interactions occur when the material in the supplement change, in the way the drug is absorbed and spread throughout the body, bermetabolisasi, and then out of the system. A quarter of this incident is described as a "great interaction" with the digestive system, and nervous system are most affected. "Consumer use of herbal and dietary supplements has increased dramatically over the past more than two decades earlier. Beyond its use spread, the potential risks associated with herbal and dietary supplements combine with other treatments, which cause heart problems from mild to severe pain in the chest, abdomen, and head, "said Lin. In a related editorial, Professor Edzard Ernst of Exeter University said that from time to time survey showed that a large proportion of the population, who tried to treat it naturally for disease prevention. "Most experts agree that after the interaction potential of such large," said Ernst.